The University of Delaware announced its undergraduate and tuition fees for the 2017-2018 academic year. Tuition will increase by $330 for Delaware residents (a total of $13,160) and $900 for nonresidents (a total of $33,150).
“Academic excellence and access are top priorities for us as a University,” Provost Domenico Grasso said. “We are committed to controlling costs and assisting our students with the financial and scholarship support they need to complete the degrees that will lead them to successful careers in Delaware and beyond.”
The cost for undergraduates living on campus increased by 2.39 percent for residents and 2.63 percent for nonresidents.
Cost per credit hour will increase 2.9 percent, totaling $1,770.
Last year, UD students received $95 million in grants and scholarships through the University. That’s an increase of more than 50 percent over five years ago.
